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The surveillance camera captured the moment that a man jumps out of a moving car to save his four-years old daughter at a busy crossroad of Wenzhou, where the baby girl fell off from the car as she was trying to jump from the back seat to the front, and accidentally opened the unlocked front door. We really don’t want to see anything like Yueyue happen again. Video after the break.
If you have watched an American science fiction film called “RoboCop“, then you are probably shocked right now. There isn’t a human inside the armor, but some cables that connected to police station. What that does is to monitor some regions for security purpose. They are located in Kunming, the place where the fake Apple store was first discovered.
The 2012 Beijing Automotive Exhibition finished last Wednesday. We have enjoyed looking at the newly released Chinese autos as well as sexy models in the show. Among all the cars, we spotted one has a Lamborghini-like head and a Ferrari-like tail! It dubbed S-11, made by a Chinese auto maker JAC Motors, and it’s worth as much as 150,000 yuan ($24194). Check out more pics after the break…
As you may have already known that the “MX” on Meizu’s latest smartphone means “Dream” in Chinese, which is the core message that the brand is trying to deliver to their customers. And, two weeks ago, Meizu released a video to strengthen its message. The video is embedded after the break and we will tell you how the campaign was done as well.
Did you know the biggest e-commerce platform in China (Taobao.com) has a service that has lots of beautiful girls called “Tao Girls” (淘女郎)? It has been there for about two years, which had a collection of over 40,000 Tao girls participating, who are mainly from Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. Several weeks ago, Alibaba Group vice president said that the department is working with another company in order to offer a new services, which will allow ustomers to choose Tao girls in the same city to deliver goods directly to your home!
You may recall we previously reported that Nikon setup their Mirrorless Cameras production line in China. And guess what? Here’s another lens manufacturer in China, and we were surprised with this 35mm/f0.95 lens (concept shot above) that they have produced. As far as we know, the lens is produced for Micro Four Thirds cameras, and there’re some image samples that we are going to show you after the break.
It wouldn’t be so surprising to hear an iPhone exploded. But today, it is the Lenovo Lephone. The wounded is a Chinese lady named Chen Ning. The Lephone suddenly burst into flames inside her pants pocket, and started emitting a significant amount of dense smoke out of her pants.
The Hong Kong design student Jonathan Mak Long once again draws attention. Graham Fink, the chief creative officer of Ogilvy & Mather China, recently tracked down Jonathan and given him an assignment with a simple brief ‘Sharing a Coke’. Then, he came up with an impressive design shown above and it was subsequently being used as a new outdoor executions in Shanghai. The ad is now part of Coca-Cola’s ongoing global ‘Open Happiness’ campaign.
Microsoft has reduced 10.8% of IE6 usage in China in the past 12 months through an online campaign that began last year, despite China is still the biggest country that using the terrible browser. So which browser does the Chinese using nowsdays? Internet Explore still! According to a research from Baidu, it found over 60% of Chinese internet users are using IE, and IE 6 dominated the most with 29.6% of the market share. However, the usage of IE 6 is actually falling and that’s where IE 7 and IE 8 taking over.
People living outside of China will definitely be surprised if they see Google’s trademark on a condom package. But what we have here today is not Google, it’s Baidu, China’s biggest search engine. Their logo was cloned by a local condom maker Yelaixiang, and it caused confusion of whether the internet giant has produced condom.
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